Good morning!!!!

[toppop52]

Have you considered a wall mount? When we built our homes at the ranch and in Richmond, we had power outlets and satellite TV connection jacks put into the wall up high then installed tilting wall mounts.

Prayers to all.

That痴 what we did here, only rooms without power coves are the dining room and bathrooms

 

[toppop52]

Got to about 52 today, felt nice outside. Went to church, preacher called me the miracle man, lol. Visited mom, went to lunch at an Irish pub, had Shepard’s pie, it was OK, I’ve had better. Came home for a little of that energy conservation y’all talk about. I’m starting to feel more normal and getting better energy every day.

Hope you all have a great Sunday, prayers.

 

[sodamo]

We have a Panasonic 50 inch plasma in living room. Takes two people to mount on wall.

When we got it, late 2007 early 2008, wife commented how big it was. We often sit at the dining table about 30ft away. Lately, wife has been commenting how small.

I think the wall space would nicely accommodate a 75, maybe larger. Probably need new wall mount too. Interesting that those are sometimes less expensive that what this one cost. Nothing wrong with this one, excellent actually so would be a stretch to justify. Maybe next year

 

[ronjhall]

That's interesting, Ron. I've never seen that model walker before. It certainly looks impressive.

My aunt (85 years old) has fallen with a standard walker 3 times each time breaking a bone and causing other injuries. Last one kept her in rehab for 3 months. This one stays solid on the floor. Brakes are always on. To release brakes she must pull brake levers like she is trying to apply brakes.
If it works to keep her from falling it will be worth what it cost.

 

[Buppies]

Pioneer plasma 50 in been around a long time lots of heat but still good picture

 

[buckeyefarmer]

If it works to keep her from falling it will be worth what it cost.

Absolutely!!

 

[LS Tractor Owner]

Well, got the BH on and dug the trench for electric service out to the new garage. Quite a few roots, but nothing too big. No rocks at all! First part was in a more open area, finishing the last 10 feet I had to do with the stabilizers up, only had 6 inches each side.... one side the garage, the other a fence. Only way to get in there. Little scary, one does not realize how easy the tractor gets moved around by the hoe when the stabs are up! No catastrophic damage, so all is good!

We got the line dropped in and the entrance box through the wall. Tomorrow we will get it back filled, had to stop early because dinner was ready.

While I was playing on the tractor, I had a New York holiday roast and a lamb roast in the smoker, cooking low and slow since 9 this morning. They both turned out fantastic! I did not think about taking pictures....duh.... I am now ready for bed....

 

[txdon]

24 going to 52.

BEF, .... Sorry your dad's farm has gone vegan.

It has always been vegan - cows don't eat meat.

Ron I wish i could convince my mom to get one of those walkers. She feels less stable with wheels and is determined to drag her walker till the tennis balls wear out - about every month.

 

[lostcreekranch]

It has always been vegan - cows don't eat meat.

Ron I wish i could convince my mom to get one of those walkers. She feels less stable with wheels and is determined to drag her walker till the tennis balls wear out - about every month.

Have you looked at the UP Walker they advertise on TV?

 

[txdon]

Have you looked at the UP Walker they advertise on TV?

Yep, She dosen't want it, but she is interested in just a shopping cart.